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That's not good, perhaps the tech hasn't caught up with the new booking/coding requirements
What’s the problem? It’s been mentioned earlier that all HA rewards flights will book with AS codes.
 
What’s the problem? It’s been mentioned earlier that all HA rewards flights will book with AS codes.
See post #12. I think they're trying to book and it's coming up with an error code despite the AS code. That's what I read, maybe have it wrong, been out and about today.
 
See post #12. I think they're trying to book and it's coming up with an error code despite the AS code. That's what I read, maybe have it wrong, been out and about today.
Yes, been following and just quizzed why you thought it was a problem having an AS code?

I just went through with a dummy booking LAS-HNL and it went through to PAX details without error. Didn’t want to go past that point.
 
Yes, been following and just quizzed why you thought it was a problem having an AS code?

I just went through with a dummy booking LAS-HNL and it went through to PAX details without error. Didn’t want to go past that point.
Misunderstanding, I was thinking they couldn't book even though it had the right coding. Good it booked for you and glad to know it works - I'm a bit cynical when it comes to qantas having had some past unnecessary complications.
 

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